The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Trise Sour grape vines.
Don't ask for tilt is Lent.
Spring goods are blooming.
wild ducks are on the wing.

Don't ask for tit is Lent.
Spring goods are blooming.
Wild ducks are on the wing.
Eaton needs natural gas bad.
The spring poet viii 0 be out.
Time for the hand-organ to appear.
Sunday was a regular blizzard day.
AY. NJ c. A. would be a good thing
nsEaton.
An the creeks and streams around
here were bank full last Saturday.
Canned goods cheap and fresh at Mil.
ler's grocery, Main st.
Miss Lou Achey has been visiting
friends in Middletown, Q.
Mrs. Jonathan Switzer has been on
the. sick: list, but is improving rapidly.
Ground-hog month is over. It was
very disagreeable month.
It has rained about forty days and
forty nights.
People are beginning to change resi-
dences.
The Eaton Loan & Home Aid Co. are
selling money at 211f% premium.
Candidates for Council are budding!
Keep your eye on the "ax-grinders."
Considering the changeable weather
the health around here is good.
We are ready for 'tmild, ETHEREAL
spring"
Deal out your trade dollars and re-
deem them now.
Reports from the country indicate
that 's7 viii be a great wheat year.
Nice rice price only 5 cents per
pound at Miller's grocery, Main st.
When the ssfowers bloom in the
sprIng.o our bridges viii be finished.
March marched in like a lamb-it
!. win Iikoly go out like an old sheep.
The sun is gaining power every day,
and it won't be long until the shady
places will be sought.
J.P. Carly keeps the Sugar Valley
corner grocery, recently burnt out, and
deals fairly with all his customers.
Carpets! Carpets! Carpets! at GA.
McNeaIs Furniture Store at Eaton, o.
The man who is willing to show the
editor how to run his paper has gener-
ally failed at everything he tried.
Farmers should slug their shot-guns.
The Bohemian oats men are again OPP
Grating in Ohio.
The agricultural implement men are
beginning to grow active for the sea-
sons campaign
Money loaned on farm and town prop
erty by Eaton Loan & Home Aid Co.
The braying of a couple of asses over
the county printing has become a musty
and worm-eaten sschestnut.n
Mr.. Carroll, of Kansas, formerly of
Eaton, is visiting the family of Mr.. Pc
tiers on north Barron street.
The backbone of winter seems ohaye
considerable stiffening in it yet, as was
shown last Sunday.
The largest and finest stock of hand
made Harness in Eaton at the Star Har-
ness Shop D1NINGER q WATSON.
Last Saturday wasn't avery pleasant
day for farmers to come to town and
business was dull.
The roosters around here crow louder
now and the hens are happy, but then
John Smith didn't do all that business,
and don't you forget it.
The weather, like Republican politi-
clans, still continues to be uncertain
and unreliable, Notwithstanding all of
its fair promises.
Cheviot Working Shirts, all prices;
cheaper than making at home, at Jos.
Woerper,s.
Rev. J.. g. Bishop, who has been Wis
ting friends in Indiana, is home again,
and will preach Sabbath morning next.
All are invited.
A number of persons in Eaton claim
they felt the shock of an earthquake on
Friday night last about 101aa O'Clock. 1t
Numbered about that time.
Thessnext grand jury is threatened
with another tussel at the Mussel case.
W hope there viii be more than stwind"
In the threat.
Money supplied at all times, on short
notice, by Eaton Loan & Home Aid Co.
The Rev. Mr.. Luther made a very
favorable impression upon the Eaton
people by his preaching here at the
Presbyterian church on Sabbath last.
Henry Farr goes into the Minor cor
ner t sell groceries, and Rhea & Son
win occupy the two north rooms in the
Odd Fellows building, or Cherry street.
Rhea & Son will occupy their new
rooms in the Odd Fellows building, on
Cherry street, next week. They are
handsomely fitted up.
The work of putting down the iron
on the Main street bridge commenced
on Tuesday last, and it WON'T be long
until the structure will be finished.
A good, gentle six-year old general
purpose family mare for sale. Also, a
six-yeaH old gelding, general purpose
horse, Sound and a good worker. In
quire off h. A. Schurtz, Eaton, o.
CaIl(and examine our Lead or Chain
HarneSs. See the quality of the stock
and thes workmanship on same.
s.DININGER & WATSON,
Starr Harness Shop, Eaton, o.
The county Infirmary Directors have
appointed CT 81. Lehman and wife as
Superintendent and Matron for another
year, dating from March LIST, 1887. The
appointment gives satisfaction.